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To more domestic waste ending up in landfill sites in england guess where it will end up. The gcse pass rate is up slightly and thats despite warnings from teachers that some students struggled. Latest figures show the rate of eu citizens coming to the uk is continuing to fall. No river in the uk is currently safe to swim in thats the stark warning from scientists about the levels of sewage in our waterways. In a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up t...

A team at large and you keep bowling like that, you will get wickets and likely enough for us, it happened today. I thought we were going to lose a day of cricketjust because but we were on the field long enough to force the first endings result. One of those caught out by archer was of course david warner. But he still made 61 and formed their most Successful Partnership of the day with marnus laber shane. He isjust he is just taking he isjust taking the ball by its horns and is working his bac...

Every week, Uisce Éireann clears hundreds of blockages, including fatbergs, from the wastewater network.

Every week, Uisce Éireann clears hundreds of blockages, including fatbergs, from the wastewater network. 

?The Clean Coasts campaign organised by An Taisce in partnership with Uisce Éireann, is encouraging all of us to stop using the toilet as a rubbish bin.

Clean Coasts, in partnership with Uisce Éireann, have this week issued the call to ‘Think Before You Flush Campaign’ to encourage people all around Kerry to stop flushing harmful items like wipes and sanitary products.

The goal of the campaign is to ensure all individuals only flush the ‘3 P’s’ – pee, poo and paper – and to put all other waste in the bin.

There’s been an increase in Kerry households using the toilet as a bin.Uisce Éireann and Clean Coasts are urging the public to continue to Think Before You Flus...

Clean Coasts and Uisce Éireann urge public to ‘think before you flush’ in light of increased levels of inappropriate disposal of wipes and sanitary waste

IRISH adults aged under 35 are almost twice as likely to use toilets as a bin, compared to their older counterparts. A recent survey by Clean Coasts and Uisce &...